Trailer 5 pin connector

Blue wire is for brakes

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They both have blue.

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Not on my monitor. After closer review they do both have blue.

Brown is tail light.
Green is right turn.
Yellow i left turn.

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I guess I may need to look at exactly how many wires I have before ordering.

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How expensive are they? If less than $10, I'd just order both.

This is a link to any kind of trailer wiring you might come across
Trailer Wiring Diagrams

Be careful with loaning our trailers. A relative borrowed my gooseneck flatbed to haul some concrete bunker silo sections and he came back to the house complaining that it was too hard to pull up the driveway. His Ford pickup had a bastard wiring connection and the constant power wire was connected to the brake terminal. Unplugged the cord and it pulled fine. He said he would just use it without the connector plugged in and took off. Two months later it came back and those new brakes that it had gotten not too long before he borrowed it were burned out completely. Seems as though his brother did the driving with that pickup and obviously thought that it was just a heavy load. No apologies and no repairs. Typical of loaning things out to relatives.

One has 2 brown wires for parking lights the other plug has only 1 brown wire for parking lights on the trailer. The plug with 2 brown wires is for 1 wire to run down each side of the trailer to attach to each parking light. The other plug runs only 1 wire down the trailer frame and ran across the back of the trailer to the other park light. If you have several amber running(park) lights it may be easier to run 2 seperate brown wires.